Wild trade proposal to shake up the Pistons, Bulls and Warriors
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A controversial 3-team trade between the Pistons, Bulls and Warriors
Disclaimer #1: This fake trade is going to make at least half of you very angry, so if you are the type to write unhinged emails to me, go ahead and tap out now.
Disclaimer #2: For the purposes of this, I am only going to focus on the Pistons and ignore the wishes of the other two teams. They're on their own.
Disclaimer #3: I'm not really suggesting the Pistons should/could or would do this. It's more of an exercise to think about the types of trades they could make to alter the franchise. It's a hypothetical. Would Detroit take on a controversial player if they didn't have to give anything up to get him?
Now for the trade that would possibly cause Twitter to blow up more than it has since Elon Musk took over:
Draymond trade
Some of you are furiously shaking or nodding your heads right now, so let's discuss both sides of why the Pistons absolutely should and definitely shouldn't do a trade of this nature.